Sheriff Mark Lamb

Hell, we bombed Zarqawi, he doesn't affect hardly any Americans.

Yet we're not willing to bomb the cartels and they're killing Americans to the tune of 100,000 a year?

Well, the whole, yeah, it's, you have to meet force with force.

Like this is the only way that we're going to have to, we're going to have some hard times.

We're going to have to get, we're going to have to get tough with the cartels.

We're going to have to get tough with letting people into this country.

That's a great question.

You're always going to have somebody backfill it.

But I think it's different in the sense of what you deal with in the terrorists over in the Middle East.

It's driven by a whole totally different thing.

What drives it here is financially.

I mean, these guys are fighting over the money.

I mean, you still, when they took Chapo off, it created instability amongst the Sinaloa cartels.

You got Zambada, you got Los Salazares, you got the Chapitos, you know.

And every time you take those people off, that does create a vacuum, but it also creates instability.

Right now, they're just, everything's working for them.

The only people benefiting from the open border policies right now are the cartels.

I mean, that's who's benefiting.

And we can't continue to fund people coming to this country.

We have veterans that are being not looked after.